Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-06-18
MlENESCTA

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has organized "a branch a. uluth.
Gov. McGill thinks 81, man will be the
Republican candidate for rcsident.
The business men Of the late met at Man
kato TO discuss the interstate law.
Bishop Ireland addressed n large audience
1T Rochester on temperance on Tuesday
night.
The county auditor OF Freeborn has paid
1913 as gopher bountles within the past two
weeks.
The annual concla}e OF the Masonic Sir
Knights will be held as Lake City on the 23rd
and cath OF June.
Miss Helen, daughter of Ex-Gov. Gilman,
aud George s.. Rankin, of Saltwater, We're
married on Wednesday.
Charles Lawrence, q veteran Of Alma City,
Waseca county, has received pension arresr-
ages Of Il 600 and $2i per month.
About f~orty-hy. tranIps have been infesting
the neighborhood OF Oneto for sometime and
the authorities would like to be rid OF them,
killen and Cariif have signed an agree
ment 70 fight al Minneapolis August 3. II
IA be ten round with light gloves, Is and
~ , RNl NthN. u lNN'lpbS dHu g-to ibtftlA
The old town uf Wilton, Waseca county,
.1rmerly a ao"rishing village, has been
lrned back int farming lands. Que hun
ired and fifteen remaining lots were sold to
oIc purchaser fer a farm.
young couple from st. Paul, both in their
teens, engaged q room at Winona Tuesday
night, passing themselves as husband aud
mi. H., YFrlt ,~n,t.r aa,.l l.c &C A, 4
size was sent ho'tc. They said they expected
To be married Ia the morning.
AT the speciai election at Browns Valley,
.ionday, to yota on the question Of issuing
pnds 10 all H. building the canal between
'~rayerse and y q stone lakes, the proposition
vas carried N..h Int one dissenting vote.
The bonds vot, are S35, 900.
Detroit Spec, =: 4 young Swede working
On the farm Of ! Oaktrson, was approached
while IN a field $ two men VINO demanded his
money. He started 10 run, when they seized
AMI shockingly mutilated him. The young
n u lay on the ground al day, too weak from
IT,, .oss OF blood TO move, and his condition
t., itical. Tie sheriff Is after the men with
a sac.
Ni'iibtlb SIttidi L IL lfIoiltu ICIc tltl
Ber Wodley, a citiz N OF Elmira, was treated
10 3 coat OF tar and feathers last Thursday
nigt'. He married a young lady Of that
loo ity some six months ago and is said to
hay" treated her in such a shameful and
abu VI manner that she left him. He is said
u ,e sland,red her SO shamefuily that the
Cit, Hs Of the place gave him a coat Of tar.
4f T. I a. 81 ~ Nf,l;- ,,,.4 q.
Lite aeli TO examine several cases Of re-
porte glGnder,d horses in that county. He
oundt hrce cases among animals owned hy
VIM. Delaney, ~ Ellsworth town, and or
tered them Killed. The horses were all goo!
ones, one being d mare valued At $500. Two
suspicious casts ON other farms were ordered
Que7lutipeG.
Kaufman x PearimaD, pa~nbrobers and
c~iotaieys az Maniotn, were closed up Saturday
under AN attachment suit instituted by Strauss
x Co., Of Chicago, and ali assignment wa
made 90 ". G. Hoerr. The liabilities are
- 600, whiio the goods viii not invoice much
more than -. o.. This firm has been In bust.
ness about a year and supplied pack reddlers
with goods Tine bulk Of the creditor are S..
PAU and Che go firms.
\ Rapid Gu, special says: Surveyors have
returned frol q survey Of the narrow gauge
the Rapid City, Wyoming aud Western
railroad. The route is located twenty-five
miles through Mountains very easy line.
The heaviest grade Is forty-iye feet to tle
mile, the curves not over ten degrees. The
work Of buying right Of way commences Mon
a. la- Er.4f,, mill bnng,, % Oman .nJ 4rooE
laying in July. 1t is intended to have cars
running on The road by Aug. /.
Judge L. X. Nelson, Of the United States
district court, was In Winona Monday and
formally adjourned the court until Septem-
her, on account OF lack Of funds to run the
June term. An order was entered continuing
all recognizances until September /, and an
order was entered for a grand jury Of twenty
three, TO be drawn from the Winona grand
jury box 10 be summoned for September l.;
also an order for a petit jury of twenty-iour
for the first Monday In September.
The annual meeting Of the grand lodge Of
the lndeiendeut Order OF Odd Fellows Of
Minnesota closed Wednesday evening. The
following officers were elected and installed
'i"oANi l. ~ Wv IHf, aihbtdtollS Z.
deputy grand master, /. ". Fvers,ine, Roch-
ester; grand warden, Charles a. Lambert,
st. Paul; grand secretary, a. 5. Bolton, ST.
Paul; grand treasurer, Charles Griswald, st.
Idul; grand representatives, |. +. Clark, Pine
Island, and II. J. Strauss, st. Paul; grand
chaplain, +. g.. Pasche, De!avan; grand mar
shall, II. c. Lohcr, Anoka; grand conductor,
Henry Ugermach, Rochester grand guardian,
H.. i. Williamson, Minneapolis; grand herald,
f. z. L. Sueur, Candy.
John Krett, a Polander, who has been work
ing on the railroad near Albany, deserves tho
severest punishment the law can mete out to
him. He is a human brute OF the vilest sort.
Sunday he ATTACKED a young lady, who was on
Der way from church, aud would have accom-
plisned his purpose but for the timely appear
ance OF two young men, who came to the
lady's assistance. The wretch ran into the
woods and esca ped, not at all dis )uragcd,
however, by his experience. He prowled
around for a fresh victim, and soou encorn-
tered a thirteen ear-old girl, who was also
going home from churcn. He assaulted her
and succeeded In his design, after which he
threatened 10 Kill his victim II she did not